Give me the best graphic card compatible with dg31pr

[hemanthkumarpotnuri]

hi
can anyone tell me which graphic card is best suited for my motherboard DG31PR which can plays almost all games and it must be a 3 shader graphic card my budjet is Rs4000.

 

[hunter315]

What power supply and monitor resolution are you using as those determined the GPU more than the board. You have a PCI-E 16x slot so you can use most cards out there, but without knowing more its hard to recommend one. Also what site would you be getting it from, i know the price difference is more than the conversion rate.

 

[Gulli]

Any PCI-E card (almost all cards out there.) If prices in India are similar to those in Europe and the US you can get a HD 4670 or a 9600GT.

 

[hemanthkumarpotnuri]

Any PCI-E card (almost all cards out there.) If prices in India are similar to those in Europe and the US you can get a HD 4670 or a 9600GT.

thanks
my motherboard has pci-e(v 1.0) can it supports entry level graphic cards

 

[Gulli]

thanks
my motherboard has pci-e(v 1.0) can it supports entry level graphic cards

Yes, any PCI-E 1.0, 1.1 or 2.0 card will work.

 

[dirtmountain]

Gulli nailed it, the 2 cards he recommended would be a good choice and hopefully in your budget.

 

[hemanthkumarpotnuri]

What power supply and monitor resolution are you using as those determined the GPU more than the board. You have a PCI-E 16x slot so you can use most cards out there, but without knowing more its hard to recommend one. Also what site would you be getting it from, i know the price difference is more than the conversion rate.

thanks
i'm using mercury 400w psu and my pci-e is v 1.0 slot can it support all entry level graphic cards in my budget.

 

[hunter315]

Then definitely get the 4670 or 4650 over the 9600GT, it will require much less power than the 9600GT, a low power 9600GT has the same 59W TDP as a 4670.

 

[dirtmountain]

Yes it can, or at least the 9600GT and the HD4670. Also could include the HD4770 and most likely the 9800GT

 

[Gulli]

Yes it can, or at least the 9600GT and the HD4670. Also could include the HD4770 and most likely the 9800GT

That mercury PSU probably doesn't have a PCI-E power connector and a rather weak 12V rails. so stick with a low power 9600GT version (often called "green") or a HD 4670, they're actually pretty decent gaming cards for a 1440x900 or 1280x1024 monitor.